The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-03-04


his school, He introduced kissing tho hio
girls as punishment for misbehayior and
soon had them so that there wa, riot all
the time.
The Johnsto'vu Tribune SAYS it is report-
ed in railroad cf'cips that Mr.. Reddinqsr
zane Master-M' rh1nic at East Conemaugh
on account of long and faitfuI service to tine
ra'lroad company. Is to be retired on a sala.
~.
-NOElCE- IS most farmers will want To
get Fhosphate the coming spring, now is the
IIine lot you to give your orders for the best
rhosphate In the market. 1 am prepared to
turnlsh it in any grade for s25 to $40 a ton.
G. HUNTLEY
The officers OF the election board of
hichland township, at the late election, have
peer prosecuted by Henry Fash for receiv-
ing the vote Of Frank Berkey, who, Fash
alleges, is not q citizen of the United States.
Inc election officers have entered bail for
their appearance at court
For the best 'two-fors" 90 to the Sugar
Bowl.
The statement of business on all Iires
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east
OF Plttsour0 and Erie for January, 1887 as
compared with the same month of 1886
shows an Increase in net earning of S262 SO.
All lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the
month Of January, 1887. show a surplus
over all liabilities of S222 Sol, being a gain.
as compared WITH the same period OF 1886
Of S356, ,O48.
-Archabbot WINNER, Of st. Vincent,
near Latrobe, is reported seriously III, and
an inmate of the monastery is quoted IS
saying on the occasion of the recent benetiic-
tion cf Abbot Hilary Pfrangle that he
/ feared the next important event at St Vim
cent would be a sOrrowfuI instead of a
joyous nature. The ArcbabbOt is a very
old man, but until recently his vigor was
unimpaired.
The report of State Superintendent
Highee for the school year Just ended
/ shows 1888 schools in the State, an in
/ crease of 429 over last year The increase
4 in TIE average Tumber OF pupils is given as
3 3 1874 and the increase in the cost of tuition
was S173 S14,64. The general average
shows that the salaries of the teachers have
/ been decreased the male 63 cents a month
and the female IS cents.
NOTICE TO FARMERS. Having sold
the Quaker City Phosphate for the past
three years and finding such profitable re-
suits over at other grades. desire to inform
the farmers of Cambria County that do not
propose to rob them of their hard earned
money by selling them mari, coal, ashes,
sand and the ike 1Corthless trash, but to sell
them the oldest and best Phosphate made in
/ Penna. 1t has an established reputation
since 1912. Twenty tons now on hands in
/ my warerOom In Ebensburg.
NJ. D. BEARER.
The Pittsburg Dispatch of Saturday says
that Jasper Bawman has finished his great
picture, and It will be sent tomorrow tC
New York for examination for the London
exhibition. 1t is a scene on Paint Greek
Cambria County, Pa. 1t might be correctl Is
called a midday landscape, which show:
beautiful woody surroundings, a slow
sleepy creek, which has a pretty bend that
is lost in the distance. A drove of cattle
have Just refreshed themselves from the
creek and are turning away as though Iotf
to leave such a congenial spot. Too mucl
cannot be said for the work, as it is really
one of the best things Mr.. Lawman ha
done for years.
Will lam Wright. a colored man, wa
brought to jail here on Tuesday, to snswe
a charge of burglary. Some time ago William
had been in the employ of dealer in fou
and feed in JohnstOwn, but, owing to tht
disappearance of change at sundrY times, the
services Of William were dispensed with
The change still continued TO disappear how
ever, and on Saturday night, Mr. Gust Bos
tard, the proprietor Of tie store, engaged {
couple Of men to hide in the store and watcl
for the thief. About 10 O, clock Wright crep
through a rear window, and, unconscious o
being watched. went to the money drawe
and commenced unlocking it. He wa
prOmtly arrested and will be tried next week
Miss Tydvyl Edwards, a susceptible
Miss of sixteen. rIoped with Harry Snowder
from Johnstown, on Monday last. New
Jersey, where marriage licenses are unnces
sary, was the objective point, when Snow
den Skipped his board bill, and prevailed
upon NJ iss Edwards to share his fortunes
put on reaching Altoona they stopped of
where the registered at the Schmitt Houst
as brother and sister. On Thursday Snow
den gave the landlord and his bride pros
pective the slip, and has not since peel
heard from. Miss Edwards borrowed mon
ey enough from friend in Altoona to return
to Juhnstown, and it is presumed that th
next time the matrimonial bee gets into he
bonnet, she will prevail on her intended T.
take out license and get married at home.
A special from Altoona to the Pitts
burgh Post says: There is a general i'm
preston here among leadinR Republican
politicians that Hon. John \. Dean, Presi
dent udge of this county. will be the nom
inee for Supreme Judge next fall Judg,
Dean is now filing his second term, an
/ was reelected unanimously. He will max
strong candidate in this section. Hi
probable eleva tion to the Supreme benc
has caused the judicial bee to buzz in th
heads of some of our legal lights. AmOngs
those most prominently named for the pros
pective vacancy are ex-Speaker Hewitt
Hon. ). 5. Blair, w. S. Hammond, A. j
Riley, and A S. Lands. A. A. Steven
Will likely receive the Prohibition nomina
ton"
On Friday night Of last week, says th
, Osceola ReyeiHe George Turner, of Bogg
township. CIearfeld county. was robbed a
, a point near Woodland on Friday night
Between 10 and IL O'Clock three masked me
entered the house, overpowered the oil
, man-who is Sc years OF age-and his son
aged 90 years, by threats frightened the so
into dlyulging where the money was KEEP
and giving them the keys to the Durea
drawer. Securing the keys, one of the rob-
bers opened the drawer and found $500
which he took, the other robbers CAREFUL
-.atobtu0 tho old man and his son. Depart